Book, Chapter

  1        1, XI     |         marriage, or becomes the father of children, or casts seed
  2        1, XVII   |      Uranus, or Zeus against his father, or that of the father of
  3        1, XVII   |       his father, or that of the father of men and gods, who had
  4        1, XXV    |         brother of Poseidon, and father of Athene, and Artemis,
  5        1, XXV    |          not have Kronos for his father and Rhea for his mother?
  6        1, XLIV   |   descending down to Abraham his father, taught also the writers
  7        1, XLVI   |      doubtful--viz., whether the Father and the Holy Spirit sent
  8        1, XLVI   |        Spirit sent Jesus, or the Father sent both Christ and the
  9        1, LIV    |  received no assistance from the Father, or was unable to aid Himself;
 10        1, LVII   |  adoption, whereby we cry, Abba, Father." But, according to the
 11        1, LXII   |        left their ship and their father Zebedee, and followed Jesus;
 12        2, IX     |          God next to the God and Father of all things. For we assert
 13        2, IX     |    assert that it was to Him the Father gave the command, when in
 14        2, IX     |        commanded, obeyed all the Father's will. And we make these
 15        2, IX     |         out such commands of the Father, save Him who, so to speak,
 16        2, X      |       cannot even now pray to My Father, and He will presently give
 17        2, XIII   |         I confess also before My Father who is in heaven. And whosoever
 18        2, XXIII  | chastisement in obedience to his Father, it is manifest that, being
 19        2, XXIII  |         submitted Himself to His Father, it is clear that He actually
 20        2, XXIV   |          in terms like these: 'O Father, if it be possible, let
 21        2, XXIV   |        words in the expression, "Father, if it be possible, let
 22        2, XXIV   |        obedience of Jesus to His Father, and His greatness of mind,
 23        2, XXIV   |         Jesus to the will of His Father in those things which He
 24        2, XXIV   |         who quotes the words, "O Father, would that this cup might
 25        2, XXV    |        which I have heard of the Father." And here, accordingly,
 26        2, XXV    |     weakness in the expression, "Father, if it be possible, let
 27        2, XXV    |     spirit. For the expression, "Father, if it be possible, let
 28        2, XXV    |        as Thou wilt;" and, "O My Father, if this cup cannot pass
 29        2, XXV    |         of piety and reverence, "Father, if it be possible, let
 30        2, XXV    |        utterance to the prayer, "Father, if it be possible, let
 31        2, XXXV   |          insult both him and his Father?" We have to reply, that
 32        2, XLVII  |     about the destruction Of the father of evil." Now we were won
 33        2, LVIII  |         the prophets, but by His Father in heaven. And therefore
 34        2, LXXI   |         words, "None knoweth the Father but the Son;'' and in these, "
 35        2, LXXI   |       who is in the bosom of the Father, He hath declared Him."
 36        2, LXXI   |       the purposes for which the Father sent Him are innumerable;
 37        2, LXXVIII|        God and the wisdom of the Father that He accomplished, and
 38        3, XXXII  |      laid it down when He said, "Father, why hast Thou forsaken
 39        3, XXXIV  |     benefits which come from the Father, and who as High Priest
 40        3, XLIII  |        Arcadia. Which of them, O father, have lied? The Cretans
 41        3, XLIX   |        the propitiation with the Father for our sins; and not for
 42        3, LV     |        not to give heed to their father and to their teachers, but
 43        3, LV     |   intelligent class, or even the father himself, the more timid
 44        3, LV     |          that in the presence of father and teachers they neither
 45        3, LV     |            they must leave their father and their instructors, and
 46        3, LVIII  |      alleges, in the presence of father or teachers be unwilling
 47        3, LVIII  |          would say, What kind of father, my good sir, and what kind
 48        3, LVIII  |         if, in the presence of a father who has a hatred of virtue
 49        3, LXXV   |       Creator, and to admire the Father of the Christian system,
 50        3, LXXIX  |          it might be said by the Father of the Christian doctrine,
 51        4, VIII   |       said to the Saviour by the Father, "Ask of Me, and I will
 52        4, XXIX   |         us there is one God, the Father, of whom are all things,
 53        4, XXIX   |         become "perfect," as our Father in heaven is perfect. No
 54        4, XXXIX  |        with the character of his father, he is given to plotting
 55        4, XXXIX  |     possessing the nature of his father. But the supplies furnished
 56        4, XLIII  |      Jacob; and (speaking) of "a father's sorrow," he probably refers
 57        4, XLV    |     daughters intoxicating their father, that they might become
 58        4, XLV    |         the question whether the father can fitly have intercourse
 59        4, XLV    |          human life lay in their father and themselves, should,
 60        4, XLVI   |         Joseph to wit; and of "a father deceived," viz., Jacob,
 61        4, XLVII  |         solemn procession to his father's funeral," and thinks that
 62        4, XLVIII |     goddess-mother gives to the "father of gods and men" a stone
 63        4, XLVIII |    instead of his own son, and a father has intercourse with his
 64        4, XLIX   |      cause shall a man leave his father and mother and shall be
 65        5, I      |         mind" of Christ from His Father, who alone can bestow it,
 66        5, X      |          works, may glorify your Father who is in heaven," and who
 67        5, XI     |         him who beholds God, the Father of the true light,--of whom
 68        5, XI     |       him who used it to His own Father, said, "Why callest thou
 69        5, XI     |        but one, that is, God the Father." And since it was in accordance
 70        5, XI     |        be said by the Son of His Father's love, as being the image
 71        5, XI     |            and still more to His Father, who also to the righteous
 72        5, XII    |         we worship them, but the Father of the prophecies which
 73        5, XXXII  |  believed upon Him, and upon His Father, who is God over all things.~
 74        5, XLV    |            the god of the chosen father of the echo, and the god
 75        5, XLVIII |      their ancestor Abraham, the father of Ishmael, who underwent
 76        5, XLVIII |      circumcision along with his father. The Jews say that the circumcision
 77        5, LIII   |     great counsel of the God and Father of all things regarding
 78        5, LIV    |        who is a superior God and father of him who visited (the
 79        6, VII    | fisherman, and John who left his father's nets, should, through
 80        6, VIII   |      present and things to come, father and lord both of the ruler
 81        6, X      |          gods, whose creator and father I am," and so on. And if
 82        6, XVII   |          of the knowledge of the Father is appropriately comprehended
 83        6, XVII   |         knoweth the Son, but the Father; neither knoweth any man
 84        6, XVII   |      neither knoweth any man the Father but the Son, and he to whomsoever
 85        6, XVII   |          created nature like the Father who begat Him, nor any one
 86        6, XVII   |       begat Him, nor any one the Father like the living Logos, and
 87        6, XVII   |          who takes away from the Father what is called "darkness,"
 88        6, XVII   |        in this way unveiling the Father, every one knows the Father
 89        6, XVII   |      Father, every one knows the Father who is capable of knowing
 90        6, XXVII  |     impresses the seal is called father, and he who is sealed is
 91        6, XXIX   |          instead of Him, and the Father!" Now, by such statements,
 92        6, XXXI   |      light of the son and of the father: grace be with me; yea,
 93        6, XXXI   |         grace be with me; yea, O father, let it be with me." They
 94        6, XXXI   |          perfect work to son and father, bearing the symbol of life
 95        6, XXXI   |         grace be with me; yea, O father, let it be with me." They
 96        6, XXXI   |      secret mysteries of son and father, first prince of death,
 97        6, XXXI   |          word. Grace be with me; father, let it be with me." They
 98        6, XXXI   |          Let grace be with me, O father, let grace be with me."
 99        6, XXXI   |          Let grace be with me, O father, let grace be with me."
100        6, XXXI   |          Let grace be with me, O father, let it be with me." And
101        6, XXXI   |          Let grace be with me, O father, let grace be with me."~
102        6, XXXVIII|       less,' which they refer to Father and Son." Now, in the diagram
103        6, XXXVIII|          of which was inscribed "Father and Son;" and between the
104        6, XLI    |         behold the face of their Father who is in heaven, whatever
105        6, XLV    |          the co-operation of its father the devil. For, far surpassing
106        6, XLVII  |         Son of God, and that His Father is the first God and Sovereign
107        6, LIII   |           Why to flee from their father? Why does he claim them
108        6, LIII   |          for himself against the father's will? Why does he profess
109        6, LIII   |        does he profess to be the father of strange children?" To
110        6, LIII   |        god who desires to be the father of those sinners who are
111        6, LVI    |      cure, we were to say that a father was ill-treating his son,
112        6, LX     |        the Son of God; while the Father of the Word, by commanding
113        6, LXIII  |       becomes "perfect," as "our Father in heaven is perfect," and
114        6, LXIV   |     while above all there is His Father and God.~
115        6, LXV    |        to whom He may reveal the Father; and thus we shall prove
116        6, LXVIII |          known and to reveal the Father, who was not seen (by any
117        6, LXVIII |         the only-begotten of the Father, full of grace and truth."
118        6, LXIX   |       with Him." But the God and Father of all things is not the
119        6, LXIX   |      greatness, the image of the Father. For it was not possible
120        6, LXX    |   mountain, shall ye worship the Father. God is a Spirit; and they
121        6, LXX    |       that we are to worship the Father, but "in truth," which "
122        7, XVIII  |      that no one can come to the Father who loves power, or riches,
123        7, XVIII  |         teaches falsely? Did the Father, when he sent Jesus, forget
124        7, XXIII  |       wise man could come to the Father. But we would ask in what
125        7, XXIII  |        saying that access to the Father is denied to one who is
126        7, XXIII  |      being refused access to the Father, we hold that he who is
127        7, XXIV   |          reap; yet your heavenly Father feedeth them. How much better
128        7, XXV    |         has taught falsely." The Father in sending Jesus did not "
129        7, XXXVI  |         dead man, and you seek a father like to him." The first
130        7, XL     |         dead man, and you seek a father like to himself." That he
131        7, XLI    |          the one God, who is the Father of the Word. Who, then,
132        7, XLII   |        to find out the Maker and Father of this universe; and after
133        7, XLII   |         find out the Creator and Father of this universe;" by which
134        7, XLIII  |        found out the Creator and Father of the universe, it is impossible
135        7, XLIII  |    matter to see the Creator and Father of the universe; but it
136        7, XLIII  |       hath seen Me hath seen the Father who sent Me." No sensible
137        7, XLIII  |      among those who saw God the Father, which is absurd. Moreover,
138        7, XLIII  |      hath seen Me, hath seen the Father who sent Me," are not to
139        7, XLIII  |          had asked, "Show us the Father, and it sufficeth us." He,
140        7, XLIII  |          we see "the Creator and Father of the universe."~
141        7, XLIV   |        says, "No man knoweth the Father but the Son, and he to whomsoever
142        7, LV     |      that He uttered the words: "Father, if it be possible, let
143        8, IV     |        there is but one God, the Father, of whom are all things,
144        8, IV     |        there is but one God, the Father, of whom are all things;
145        8, V      |          present them to God the Father. But indeed they do in a
146        8, VI     |         the sons of the heavenly Father cries, not with words, but
147        8, VI     |         the inmost heart, "Abba, Father." The Lacedaemonian ambassadors,
148        8, IX     |          even as they honour the Father." For all the prophecies
149        8, X      |       which we render to God the Father, consists of an upright
150        8, XII    |     known that saying," I and My Father are one," and the words
151        8, XII    |         God. "For," says He, "My Father is in Me, and I in Him."
152        8, XII    |          those who deny that the Father and the Son are two persons,
153        8, XII    |         of the saying, "I and My Father are one." We worship one
154        8, XII    |          We worship one God, the Father and the Son, therefore,
155        8, XII    |          worship, therefore, the Father of truth, and the Son, who
156        8, XIII   |    kingdom of God. We honour the Father when we admire His Son,
157        8, XIII   |         is the Son of so great a Father is said in Scripture to
158        8, XIV    |        God, but that, God is the Father of all, and that He alone:
159        8, XIV    |         God, and that God is His father. And there is nothing extravagant
160        8, XIV    |        of the unbegotten God and Father. If Celsus has heard something
161        8, XIV    |       most highly exalted by the Father. Grant that there may be
162        8, XIV    |   believe Him when He says, "The Father who sent Me is greater than
163        8, XIV    |  therefore make Him whom we call Father inferior--as Celsus accuses
164        8, XV     |        above the heavens, is the Father of him whom with one accord
165        8, XV     |         is not mightier than the Father, but inferior to Him. And
166        8, XV     |    saying of Jesus Himself, "The Father who sent Me is greater than
167        8, XV     |         extends over the God and Father who is Ruler over all. Besides,
168        8, XVII   |        our Saviour who said, "My Father is in Me."~
169        8, XVIII  |     words, and do them, I and My Father will come to him, and make
170        8, XXVI   |          God and our God, to His Father and the Father of those
171        8, XXVI   |       God, to His Father and the Father of those who direct their
172        8, XXXIV  |     always behold the face of My Father which is in heaven." And
173        8, XXXV   |          be the children of your Father which is in heaven; for
174        8, XXXVI  |          beholds the face of his Father in heaven," offers up his
175        8, XXXVIII|      from seeing the Creator and Father of every soul?~
176        8, XL     |         bear the iniquity of the father, neither shall the father
177        8, XL     |        father, neither shall the father bear the iniquity of the
178        8, XLI    |          slightest concern. What father was ever so inhuman? Perhaps,
179        8, XLIII  |        forth much fruit. And the Father is ever looking forward
180        8, XLIII  |       shall arise hereafter. The Father of Jesus is therefore a
181        8, XLIII  |    therefore a tender and loving Father, though "He spared not His
182        8, XLVI   |          age was born Isaac, the father of the whole Jewish nation:
183        8, LIII   |       considered that the common Father and Creator of all, who
184        8, LIX    |          to the glory of God the Father.'' But although they may
185        8, LXVI   |         forth the praises of the Father and Creator of all. Minerva,
186        8, LXVIII |        Grecian fable, hurled his father from his throne, and sent
187        8, LXVIII |       for we know that no god or father of a god ever devises anything
188        8, LXIX   |          be done for them of the Father" of the just, "which is
189        8, LXX    |        Him who received from the Father power to overcome the world;
190        8, LXX    |        on the ground without our Father in heaven." And so completely
191        8, LXXVI  |          we may answer it as the Father of truth may give us ability,